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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
FREDERIC Items.

Our little community has passed
unusual excitements within
the last ten days. During the night OF
Saturday the 10th inst. sundry chick
en- roosts were visited by sneak thieves,
and about a dozen OF their feathered
occupants were confiscnted. The next
day they were traced to house In the
western part of our village, that has
acquired an unenviable reputation
and where sundry persons OF the baser
sort have assembled, and were spend
ing the night in disorderly manner.
II was found that this gang received,
cooked and ate the chickens. War
rants were promptly issued by Justice
Barker on Monday morning and two
of the thieves were brought in during
the day. They plead guilty and were
promptly fined. The rest of the gang
were traced to a lumber camp just
south of here. On the approach OF
the officers they fed TO the woods and
sw amps whence they were pursued
that and the next day, but proved
more feet and cunning than their pur-
suers, they made good their escape.
One of the men fined made such
threats against one of the witnesses
that he was arrested, and placed in
charge of a constable for the night.
While the constable slept he arose.
with pocket knife removed the lock
from the door and left for parts un-
known.
On the following Thursday evening
a company of disorderles came from
grayling on the evening train with
heads and pockets full of whiskey.
They proceeded to the residence OF
our deputy sheriff. and after filing him
with the same vile compound, they
spent the night in such wild disorder
that one of them. a citizen of Maple
Forest. was arrested in the morning
on charge of being drunk and disorder
ly and was promptly tined by Justic'
Barker.
The best sentiment of our peopl
have had enough of these drunken
disorderly brawls and a firm deternin
alton is expressed to sit down hard oil
ali such demonstrations in future an
that class of disorderlies had bette
either omit entirely that kind of recre
ations or go elsewhere to enjoy them
| for they will not be received here witt
! favor.
p. Valentine is building . warehous
] on the railroad TO accommodate hi
y contemplated trade in hay and feed.
( Frederic. Apr. 26, 81. ID.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
Sudden Death.

Our citizens were startled last Thurs
day by the report of the sudden death
of Martin Christensen. He had been
sick for several weeks, but was to all
appearance convalescent, and had
been down town three or four times,
so that all thought of danger had
passed from the minds of his family
and friends. On the afternoon of that
day he tainted in the store of Joseph
g. Pinkous, but rallied perfectly and
seemed none the worse after going
home. He sat at the table with his
family and ate quite heartily, but I'M
mediately after tainted, and by the
time he was got onto the lounge had
expired.
He leaves wife and one child, who
will receive the sympathy of all.
Two of his children died of diphteria
this spring, leaving the mother now
doubly bereaved.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
Card to the Public.

Having just added to my Gallery
large and compile stock, consisting of
fine cards; new apparatus; new scenic
backgrounds; fine combination acces-
series; fancy printing masks; orna-
mental relief borders. and everything
necessary for the production of fine
photographs.
am now prepared to give my pat
rons a superior class of work in card,
cabinet, panel, boudoir, imperial and
lOxl2 portraits; also engagements to
any size from original negatives. En-
largements for working in crayon, ink
or colors, new article superior to
solar prints.
Thanking you for your past liberal
patronage, l solicit continuance OF
the same. as I intend to give the pub
lie full return fer their patronage in an
artistic quality of work, and shall
spare no effort to give entire satisfac-
tion,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
Social and Donation.

The social and donation to be given
for Rev. Mr.. Phelps will be held at the
Opera House. Friday Evening, May
18th. Any one desiring TO bring cake
or any amount of money however
small, will be gratefully received. Mr..
Phelps has been preaching here for
several months, and we know the
people of Grayling desire to show him
their appreciation of his services. -
Come one. come all. Further an
nouncement next week.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28

Marius Hanson has returned from
Milwaukee. where he has attended
course In one Of the best business
colleges In the union.
David Preston. we'll known banker
of Detroit died on Sunday morning.
aged 81 years. Mr.. Preston had resld-
ed in that city since ls4s, and, coming
there poor boy, had ainassed
comfortable fortune. He was widely
known through his connection with the
temperance movement, and ran Tor
governor on the ''third party" ticket
two. years ago. The charities OF his
lifetime are estimated at not less than
800, 900.
Tie following law relative TO plant
ing shade trees along the highway
should be taken advantage OF by all
our citizens:
SIC. 2. Any person planting shade
trees along the highway adjacent to
property owned or occupied by such
person. shall be entitled to be credited
twenty-five cents upon his highway
tax for every tree so planted, but not
to exceed in the aggregate twenty-five
per cent of such persons highway tax
in any one year.
Mr.. D.. w. Mills has closed out his
grocery business here, Messrs. Sailing,
Hanson g. Co. buying the stock and
fixtures. Competition is the life OF
trade, and we regret to see any with
drawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Mitchell have re
turned from their visit to St Clali
County, which proved sad one t.
both. Mrs NJ. Conner. sister OF Mrs
Mitchell was dead when they arrived
and soon after her funeral, they wer
called TO the home of Mr.. John Mitch
: ell. in the same county. who died oil
the Thursday following. Thus ar
? families broken up by the hand o
e death.
: The good advice in the following e1
, tract from the Oseola outline, coul
be we'll given in this county:
4 About 40 farms in this county ar
. mortgaged at s to 10 per cent. 10
500. 200. the interest for which goe
lmostly outside of the county. Prol
: ably one-fourth of the mortgages wi
. be foreclosed, and the farmers lei
I" without homes. Most of the mortgas
ers could have squeezed through ha
It they not borrowed money at all. Th
\ mania for buying few Injuries, or
/, extra team or wagon, with somebod
# else's money. is growing alarn'ingl
common. Would it not be well
~ call a halt work little harder
earlier aud later, and save the HON
" stead from having a mortgage piaste
~ ed on it. Mr.. farmer, 10 not be tc
fast to borrow money on mortgag
\ You do not know what may happen b
u fore your payment day comes. Stru
~ gle along in some way and don't MOI
'e gage the home, on any account, u
ID less you see a sure thing to compa
'g the payment and make at least GOO
speculation for yourself as you do f
re your mortgage; especially as "
h. to keep up all the taxes and expens
st and costs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
Public Notice.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the I'M
dersigned committee, until the 9TH day
of May 1887, two o'clock p. m, to
paint the County Barn; work to have
two coats of white lead and oil.
j. f. Hum,
i. M. STLsBY, Committee.
ii. KNIBBs,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
Agricultural Society.

a meeting of the farmers of Craw-
ford County, held at the Grayling
Town Hall April 81 It was called to
order by II. Head of South Branch
and w. G. johnson elected chairman,
and o. Palmer secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Evans that we pro-
ceed to the organization of an agri-
cultural society, full discussion was
held, and the opinion seemed unaniin-
Gus for the immediate organization OF
such society, and the motion pre-
vailed.
1t was than III Jved end carried that
the officers elect, consist of a presid-
ent, secretary, treasurer and one d.
rector of each township.
A. J. Rose was elected president, 0.
J. Bell secretary, aud N. II. Evans treas
urer.
DIREcToRs.
Ball--Chas. Jackson,
South Branch-H. Head.
Centre Plains-G. w. Love.
Beaver Creek. p. Hanna.
Grayling-J. March.
Blaine--C. r. Wilcox.
Maple Forest--P. Hoyt.
Frederic-Chas. Kelly.
Grove-Thos Lound.
On motion Il was resolved that our
next meeting be subject to the call OF
the president and secretary.
The secretary was instructed TO no
tify the directors Of the time OF the
next meeting through the AVALANCHE
and that thew ara expected to present
by laws. at that time for the future
government of the society.
Adjourned subject to call.
w. G. JOHNSON,
Chairman.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28

,,ats No. = white. per busheI A. cents.
Hay. No itimothy. per ton, Sis 90
Raw feel. No. :. per ton' - y"
Bran. per ton. IS %.
Nav nour, Feller patent. per barrel, H.
Nav aour. roller mills. per barrel ~ %.
PROCESS. per barreI. ssoo
Excelsior. -four per barrel. 3'7s =
Extra Mess beef, per barrel. . 50
Mos: pork. per barrel. iT.so new
refined lard. per pound. ocents.
Ham, sugar cured. 15per pound, cents.
Breakfast bacon. per pound, II cents.
Clear pork. mdes, per pound. sl& en- =.
s. @. pork. per pound. cents.
Plate beet. perpound. cents.
Choice dairy butter, per pound. ~
Fresh eggs. per dozen, "A cen 3.
o. q. Java. ground. per pound. 80 cents
Mocha. ground per pound. ~ cents
u. c. & Co. Mexican coffee per d. 20 cents
n. &Co.'s Aracaba coffee per lb-,@a cts
F,luts Golden Rio, % cents per pound.
Teas, green, per pound. &c to ~ cents.
su,ar. Extra G. per pound, 5I& cents
Sugar. graduated. per pound, eM cents
Sugar. cut loaf. per pound. ~ CENTS
sugar. powdered. per pound. cents,
OIL. waterwhite. per gallon. IL cents.
Beans. hand picked. per nushel, 90
PEAS, green, per bushel. 20
syrup. Sugar. per gallon, 80. 30
N. o. molasses. per gallon. 10 cents.
Molasses. per gallon 10 cents
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
RESTAURAT! RESTAURANT!
Nov. Is. t. I.

would respectfully inform the citi-
gems of Crawling and vicinity, that ]
have opened first-class restaurant
next door to James Store, on Michi'
gan Avenue, where l will be pleased to
wait on all who may favor me with q
call. Wprm meals furnished at ell
hours and with the best the market
affords.
L. Il. CLEMENT,
Feb.17, S7, Icy.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
Look Here!

WHAT is the use of your freezing
Wv to death here in this wooded
country. when l will deliver wood TO
any part of the village, or on board cars
for 80 cts. per cord.
N. SEDER,
Mar. IL, mo. Frederic, Mich.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
s25. 90 REWARD.

TWENTY-FIVE dollars reward will
l be paid by me for any information
that will lead TO the conviction OF any
one for violating the fish law in re-
gard to the catch of grayling.
Apr. IA, 81. j. l.. WILD.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
Public NOTICE.

Roffee's addition to Crawling is now
represented by j. s. Harder, who will
be pleased To show the premises and
make satisfactory prices to parties de-
string to purchase.
Aug. 5, GIN. ,pd.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
Harness! Harnessll

r AN prepared to take orders tor har-
i ness of every description, which
will be furnished on short notice and
at low rates. Sample harness can be
seen at the AVALANCHE Office. All
work warranted.
Nov. Is. If.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
Bull Wanted.

r WANT to purchase young bull
i about two years old, for which ]
will paw fair price.
Apr. IA, 'S7. A. JOHNSON.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
For Sale.

1.-TWO desirable lots in the Village of
\ Grayling; or will exchange for a
good yoke of cattle. Enquire of
w. PATTERSON,
(irayling, Mich.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
For Sale.
Feb17,S7,1-y

o OOO Oneida Raspberry plants
G,OOO for sale, two years old.
These plants have proved perfectly
hardy and very prolific. and the plants
are all thrifty. Price IS cents a dozen
rs cents for so; 81. % per hundred and
$1O.0 per thousand.
Apr. 2l,w2. A. j. ROSE.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28
Pnhlin Notice.

For team work of any kind, plow-
ing gardens, or furnishing wood. call
on j, NJ, FRANCIS.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28

CosEscrioSs--At Bay City with Bay City D,vi ::
ion for Lapeer, Port Huron Detroit and
ucints East and with Saginaw Division FOR ync I.
SON Fort Wayne, Chicago and ell points Wut
and North, At Mackinaw City. with d., NJ. = :.
r. r. Tor Marquette and points west ~ ALI
o. w. RUGGLES,
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt. Chicago.
G.. III. Hicks,
Local Ticket Agt. Crawling.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-28

cATARRAH CURED. health and sweet breath
secured. by shiloh Catarrh Remedy. Price q
cents, Nasal Injector free. For sale by Ira
yer.
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THE VACANT PLACER.
Ex-senator Thurman Has n Confer.
ence With the President.

Ex-senator Thurman was cloSeted with the
President for an hour and a-half to-day. IL was
not possible to learn positively whether the con-
ference had reference TO the appointment
OF the interstate commerce commissioners, the
PACING railroad Investigation the Secretaryship
OF the Treasury. II seemed TO be the opinion,
however, OF men whose Judgment OF the matter
ought to be pretty good. that the
treasury portfolio was under discussion.
ana that Judge Thurman may be
screwed as Mr.. Manning's successor. In support
OF the theory that Mr.. Fairchild has not yet been
ssecteo LOT the place, Is positively asserted by
Illus s e. wiz profess 10 know, that MI Carlisle
was onered the place Saturday and declined. This
would leave the place still open with the choice OF
It's being onered TO Judge Thurman.
hX-Gov. Robinson had q talk with the President
ON sne interstate commerce appointments to-day,
tons -
The President is giving all his attention to the
setecuon OF the Interstate commerce commission
eIS whose appointment Is daily expected. Until
little probability OF the appointment OF either q
secretary OF the Treasury or OF the District Judge
70 succeed Judge Macarthur.
NOW mat there has been so much delay In the
matter, Ii Is taken for granted that Mr. Manning =
successor Will not be named until the date when
MS resignation takes effect The selection OF o
District Judge will require careful consideration by
the President for Ii Is understood that there are
between two and three hundred applicants for
President usually accords such matters will take
considerable time. The President yesterday said
that he had not yet given the District judgeship
any serious consideration.
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Travellers, Guide.

PErNA RoUrE-B and p station, 9th and b streets
s:4O tiimited express, and 1i-i5 am, II 80 2, 4
Congressional hInitedl, H. 10 and IL ~ p. For
New York, on sunday, 8 IN, II 80. =. ICongres-
Gao cincinnati. ST. Louis. Pttsburs and the West,
800 Am, dast lnel: daily 70 Cincinnati and st.
tChicsgo Limltedl daily. Western Espress. 8 10 -
N. daily with through sleepers to Chicago aud St
h La and sf s soas and % dali. .y f and %
PA. daily. except sunday For Baltlnore. 6;35.
Is So IL IS, VGonesepsionsI limited Is "A
40, 8, 10. 10 and II 20 pm sunday 81 s:s6
and IL 10 am, II 80. 4. Il, g 10, 10 and IL ~
4:a3 ana 8 pm. daily. except sunday: on sunday !
ester. Buffalo and Niagara 10 pm daily except sstar
day. For Miiiamsport. Lock haven aud kiinrs. ID
d aaS e.'f KSt snnas Corner New jersey
avenue and C street = For Chicago, IL As - Ia.
tfasi hnitedD. and 1910 pm. daily; Tor cncinnst
Detroit As An fsst miied and SIS pm daily
BsItimore week days, 5 80. 8 40 3o.s 80 and
5s Sssa.S sS sS s5 sas "a 70 .1S g. 80
pm For Annapolis, 6 40 am. II 10. 400 and $40
For nv way on ..sa 1as between %.shias.SD ana
Baltimore, S. GAO. e30 am ~ 10. 80, 40. 8 as
sns and Il sS p% For
tan br.neh, S;aS an except SUNDAY 20 and 81
day stops ct ali stations For Frsdsrici 20. ii A
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an: and . ssDsss ESt
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ton, 3:l5 pm. daily, except Sunday
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The COurls.
INC SVAKtes

PROBATE CoURT-Judge Merrfck.
To-day, In re. Orphans OF Samuel Queen; guar
dian cited to show cause why his letters should
not be revoked. Estate OF Henson Carroll; order
appointing c. r. Luce guardian: bond, 0,OO0
Estate OF Paul Reinlein; letters OF ad-
ministratIon issued to Mary Z. and Edgar
Stark: bond, S, 600. Estate OF Frances Newton;
letters OF issued to Josephine New
ton; bond 800. Estate OF W. w. w. Wood; fnyen-
tory returned. Estate OF Lucy Byrne; letters OF
administration issued 70 Thomas L. Waggaman;
bond So 600. Estate OF John j. Key; will admit
ted to probate and record and letters issued to
Hattie Ann Key; bond $500. Estate OF Maria
Hunter: do, do, to S. V. Niles: bond $4,000.
Estate OF WIN. Kienberger; do, do, to Henrietta
Kuenberger; dond 5000. In a will OF Susan
Hoffman; order for commission 10 take deposition
In Chicago. Estate Of George Ruhl; citation agt.
Daniel Hartnett; a witness directed. Estate OF
Esther X. Abrahams; letters OF administra-
ton granted Levi AbrahamS, bond Sl,OO0.
Estate OF Eliza ]. Russell; Will filed with petition
OF D. Nee. Russell for letters In re Thomas Looney;
Catherine LOoney appointed guardian; bond 800.
In re Ollie A. b. Hamilton; James III. smith APP
pointed guardian; bond S90O O0 Estate OF Jno. Trav
ers; executor directed TO make certain payments
Estate OF p Moseley; letters teStamentary issued
to Temple S. Robinson; bond $50. Estate OF
Byron A. kidder; order OF publication. Estate OF
Timothy O'COnner; Will admitted TO probate and
record Estate OF Samuel Freas; letters OF ad-
ministratfon granted Allen Freas; bond $500. Is
tate OF Samuel Bacon; will filed. Estate or James
Flood; letters OF administration issued TO Maria
Flood: bond 800.
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The Printers, Election.
THE ANNUAL BAILoTlNG FOR oFFICERS-scENRs


THE ANNUAL BAILoTlNG FOR oFFICERS-scENEs AT
THE POLLS.
The annual election OF the Columbia Typograph-
zeal union began at one O'Clock to-day. As there
are $50 members on the roll entitled to vote and
good many officers to be voted for, the election
is about as big an affair as a town election in a
town OF four or five Thousand people. The polls
are located at the corner OF II street and
New Jersey avenue northwest. The receivers and
Judges sit with their ballot boxes at a bay win
dow, and the voters, when they come up. 60 to
the window and deposit their ballots. Mesars. 7.
w. Clark and j. +. Webber received the votes. and
Messrs. Julian L. Wright, John ii. o'BrieD. John
r. RiSdon, X. X. Riley and VIM. X. Burgess pre-
sided over the proceeding as judges
The polls will close at eight O'Clock tonight. It
Is expected that there Will he about 500 votes
cast. During the hour Immediately after the polls
opened there was pretty heavy vote, as It was
the lunch hour at the government printing Office.
The scenes about the polls were quite lively, as
candidates and their friends Were actively at
work canvasSing for votes.
There is lively contest between MeSsrS. A. r.
MarstOn and Nat. Sardo, the candidates for the
presidency. The members OF the union vote also
for vice president, secretary, treasurer, reading
clerk, Sergeant-at-afInS trustee and three dele
gates to attend the meeting OF the International
typographical Union at Buffalo in June. There
are eight candidates for the Office OF delegate and
the canvass is an active one. The Columbia Typo
graphical Union comprises fourteen female mem
bers, several OF whom walked to the polls this
afternoon and voted.
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AUCTION SALES.


CHANcERY SALE OF TWO PIECES qsss OF IM a6
NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON d. c. e1
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF tneA9
District of Columbia passed in equity cause NO III
1921 the seventh day Of March 1851 the nm D. NJ
premises. on FRIDAY, the EIGH IEENIH DAn q
the two following pieces of real estate in the City OF
At HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
Lot seven 20 in Andrew Small's subdivision o.
part Of square S2S the same being improved by Two
story frame dwelling being No. 500 street northeast
AT FIVE O'CLOCK r. M. all that part Of lot twenty.
one GID, in square 677 which begins for the same
point north street. SO feet east Of the nearest
alley to North Capitol street. and running back the
thence due east IA feet. thence south to street 67
feet and inches thence along said street II feet
to the place of beginning the same being improved Dy
two-story frame dwelling. and being No. 20 street
northeast
Terms of sale One half of the purchase money esch
lot TO be paid in cash within five days after the DAY OF
SALE OF which hundred dollars is to be PAID rs
deposit on each lot at the time of sale and balance o.
the purchase money to be paid in six months from the
DAY OF sale for which the purchaser is to Eavs ms
notes dated the day OF sale and to bear
SIX per centum annum all cash ut the option OF
the purchaser. FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee:
4lG 9Th street northwest.
GEO wysT1CKNEY. Auctoneer. 936 + st. NV.
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